Saddle Rock by Sony Forums Challenges


17-AUG-2004	Jerry Curtis

This formation is at the tip of Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland, reputed to be the landfall of John Cabot when he first came to North America.

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Helen Betts		14-Feb-2006 22:44
Quite an interesting capture, nice shot! Helen

Guest		12-Feb-2006 03:32
Jerry, that's an interesting rock and a great capture on your part. Good focus and nice composition too. Obviously, like all sedimentary rocks, those layers were originally laid down horizontally, or nearly so. One has to wonder what caused them to be tilted the way they are now. I'm sure it happened very slowly over a very long period of time.

Denise		08-Feb-2006 02:03
Jerry, this is a great image and a fabulous rock. Look at all the colors your have captured. I love how the rock goes out to the sea. Nicely done!! The rocks in the foreground really give scale to Saddle Rock.

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